GREP find anything inside parentheses individually

[ali u]

I'm using this grep \(.+\) to find anything inside parentheses, but if there are two sets of parantheses in the same paragraph then it finds both of them together with whatever is between them, is there a way to limit this so it finds only the first set then the next?

[ali u · Accepted solution]

found it, \(.+?\) solves the problem, but when it is combined with other grep it still finds more than one set, to solve that problem you can look at this link: https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/how-to-combine-shortest-match-with-location-usin... 

[Eugene Tyson]

What if you have text like this

This is sample text (containing text within (parenthesis) as an example)

Plus your grep is inclusive of the parenthesis but you say anything inside.

Anyway - missing a very simple instruction
\(.+?\)